'Aldrich' -Medieval Bronze Ring (13th–17th C.CE) EU 52 / US 6

This authentic medieval-to-early modern bronze ring, named Aldrich, was crafted between the 13th-17th century. Characterized by a wide band and a small rectangular protrusion likely intended as a bezel, it may once have held a stone or engraved plate, now lost. Its minimal remaining detail makes precise dating or cultural attribution challenging without additional context.

Details
Era: Late Medieval to Early Modern, 13th-17th Century
Material: Bronze
Ring Size: EU 52 / US 6
Condition: Displays a naturally aged patina with moderate wear, reflecting genuine historical use
Provenance: Acquired from a private European collection, collected in the mid-20th century
Unique Identifier: R-M-70-B

Restoration Option
This ring is offered in its original, untouched state, preserving the patina and wear accrued over centuries. For those desiring a restored appearance, an optional restoration service is available to enhance its original brilliance while maintaining its historical integrity.

Historical Context
Wide-band rings with simple bezel settings were widespread during the medieval and early modern periods, often used to mount stones or engraved plates. Such designs balanced functionality and style, making them popular across various social strata.

Authenticity Statement
This ring has been carefully examined for authenticity and is guaranteed to be an original artifact from the late medieval to early modern period. The patina, design elements, and bronze composition align with known historical examples. A Certificate of Authenticity will be included with your purchase.